Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s. Ref. OT076
€ 325,- euro
Dutch design Stiemsma Rotterdam serving bar / tea trolley produced in the 1960s. This minimalistic tea trolley on a black steel frame features two teak layers and is in a very well preserved vintage condition, with some wear consistent its age and use.
Passport
- Designer: Coen de Vries (Attributed)
- Type: Mobile Side Table Trolley
- Manufacturer: Spectrum or Pastoe (Attributed)
- Year: 1960-1969
- Country: The Netherlands
- Materials: Teak, Black Steel
- Condition: Very good, wear consistent with age and use.
- Height: 55 cm / 21,7'' inch
- Width: 75 cm / 29,5'' inch
- Depth: 35 cm / 13,8'' inch
- Ref.: OT076
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.
Minimalistic Stiemsma Mobile Side Table / Trolley with Two Teak Layers on a Black Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1960s.